From TrashCity.org: "Born Jennifer Ann Greene, Arizona Wilder first came to prominence with the release of David Icke's The Biggest Secret, as rare "evidence" (quotes used advisedly) for his theory that the world is dominated by shape-shifting reptilians from other dimensions. The book's index has the entry, "Wilder, Arizona - see Mother Goddess", and she describes human sacrifice rituals involving the Pope, the Clintons, the Reagans, both George Bushes, various members of the Royal Family, and, er, Bob Hope. These summoned 'snarling, hideous creatures' - how they distinguished them from participating politicians is unclear. Here's her description of the Queen: 'I have seen her sacrifice people and eat their flesh and drink their blood. One time she got so excited with blood lust that she didn't cut the victim's throat from left to right in the normal ritual, she just went crazy, stabbing and ripping at the flesh after she'd shape shifted into a reptilian.' Icke, The Biggest Secret, p.455]""Few people understand that one of the most notorious individuals in British history may have contributed to the lineage of our current president. Aleister Crowley, a.k.a., 'The Great Beast 666' - the infamous practitioner of 'sex magick' whose motto was 'Do What Thou Wilt' - came to know a great many remarkable people, including the maternal grandmother of George W. Bush. 'Know,' in this case, may be taken in the Biblical sense. Evidence points to the disturbing possibility that he was the true father of Barbara Bush, the former First Lady and mother to George W. Bush . . . . . .Is Aleister Crowley the father of Barbara Bush? Even she may not know for certain; indeed, I have no way of knowing whether she has ever been told that this possibility exists. However, more than one person has noted the resemblance -- and this resemblance is not just physical. Many will recall the former First Lady's haughty and thoughtless remarks in the aftermath of the Katrina disaster. Those "in the know" were reminded of Aleister Crowley's similar reaction to the loss of life which occurred during the ascent of Kangchanjunga, an expedition he commanded: 'This is precisely the sort of thing with which I have no sympathy whatsoever.' I leave the matter for the reader to decide." (April 1, 2006) -Joseph Cannon, Cannonfiremail@yahoo.comBarbara Bush on Iraq and Katrina:"Why should we hear about body bags and deaths? Oh, I mean, it's not relevant. So why should I waste my beautiful mind on something like that?" March 18, 2003, Good Morning America"Almost everyone I've talked to says, 'We're gonna move to Houston.' What I'm hearing, which is sort of scary, is they all want to stay in Texas . . . Everybody is so overwhelmed by the hospitality, and so many of the people in the arenas here, you know, were underprivileged anyway. This is working very well for them." Sept 5, 2005, Marketplace

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